What? No. Why don't you join the Marines, my friend.
Do you a insy-weensy little tiny death wish?
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What? No. Why don't you join the Marines, my friend.
Do you a insy-weensy little tiny death wish?
No its more i just get extremely bored and that is one way that i found out to entertain myself. But don't worry I run fast.
I know what Frogger is, but I don't see him as perseverent and courageous. I see him as insane and suicidal. You ever wonder if maybe it's not the same frog, but one of the previous frog's buddies that tries again?
Nope, however as a child my gran always used to tel me "tae way ootside'n play wi the traffic" I wonder if this is what she meant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dos Santos
Would you lie on a resume to get a job?
Depends. If you're seeking political office, one would imagine it'd be expected, but otherwise, NO :p.
Same question.
Well I wouldn't lie persay, more I would simply leave out certain facts that could prevent me from getting the job. Now if that qualifies as lieing then, yes i suppose I would.
would you manipulate a person or group of people to improve your own standings in life?
If its the govornment or an educational institution then yes. If its peers or a workplace then probably not.
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I believe that it is every human beings primordial instinct to try to better himself or his standings in life,regardless on who he steps on along the way.
Same question fools.
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Originally Posted by kilted exile
I can't believe it!that is so funny.
My grandfather, on the man who raised me's side, was an Irish and Scottish gentleman who looked amazingly like Matlock and always wore white(he was from Joplin Missouri) We only saw him usually at Christmas and after a southern dinner and a kazillion gifts he would look at all us children and say"it's sunny outside you just run along here and play on the street."
"But granddaddy there are cars and they would hit us and we would die" I responded all wide eyed.]
"And your point is what?" was all he answered. :D
no I wouldn't lie I would be too cowardly.
would you tell someone who is really sensitive that he/she looked good in the new outfit they just purchased even though it looked hideous on him and you could see others sniggering behind the poor person's back?
Yes, it's better in the end...Wait. What are you saying, Rachel? I thought you liked my new parachute pants and tube top.
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I would very gently say that I don't know if this outfit is for you. But do as you please.
No, I wouldn't flat out lie to the person when it was obvious that he/she was going to become aware of the sniggering sooner or later. I think I would start by mentioning something that is positive about the person's appearance and then maybe suggest something else like "Well I don't know if those hotpants really bring out all you've got to offer. You should really wear something that brings out the best in you more. You know you've got some beautiful curves girlfriend, and I saw the best dress on sale yesterday that would look fine on you. Let's go shop!" Something like that, so my friend wouldn't feel rejected but she wouldn't go around being a mockery.;)
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Well I usually go for the brutally honest truth, but I will sugar coat it for some people by being nice about it.
same.
Do not and I repeat DO NOT TRY THE HONESTY PART WITH A WOMAN YOU ARE IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH UNLESS YOU WANT OUT OF IT ANYWAY! :nod: With a guy friend, tell him the facts.
Pass the question.
I find that in my experience those girls (because a guy simply wouldn't ask me what I thought of their outfit like that)are trying to be too extravigant when simple is much more eligant. So I tell them. So far that has not gotten me into trouble.
Here in Canada one of our Provinces (Newfaoundlan to the East) has a tradition of kissing a puffin's bum as initiation to become a Newfounlander. Would you pucker up and smooch?
how utterly degrading to the Puffin! :lol: . And you wonder why we Canadians don't mention where we are from! Dear Irish I love the east but if that is what it takes to become a genuine Newfie the answer is no. I would rather be a regular on Canadian Air Farce and have everyone I know boo me and throw beer bottles at my head. And that's just the elderly ones.(I's the bye what builds the bote, I's the bye that sails em!) :lol:
would you go to a movie you had seen before, knowing you are going to laugh so hard and long that you will probably be asked to leave when someone really really precious begs you to take him/her?
Absolutely a big YES.
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Sure. Those are the ones I usually go to. I can get depressed all by myself. I laughed myself silly Friday watching The Pink Panther. I wasn't asked to leave, because you would have had a hard time hearing me over everyone else! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Think pink!
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well yes, but I would feel sad knowing I was sitting outside waiting for my friends!
would you order a second meal or dessert in an exclusive restaurant that you had taken a friend to for a treat when you realized you couldn't find the stash of cash you had put in your pocket, the waiter was standing there with those condescending eyes wanting you to either pay or order something else, would you-to stall for time?
I would do the "OH Crap my wallet is missing" and hope my friend could cover the bill or let me leave to get more cash.
hehe, this happened to a friend once - we went out to dinner (he was paying) after leaving the restaurant he told me that I actually paid and thanked me. (He was carrying my money for me at the time.) We got square later on.
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I would definitely try to get my friend to cover the bill and I'd pay back the next day ... in fact, that is precisely what i did last night.
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:lol: :lol: So true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pendragon
As to the new question, what else can you do but either hope your friend has the money or do the dishes in the kitchen.
Would you make believe you were sick and play hookey from school so as to watch the Apollo moon landing?
I did, way back yonder.
Sorry Virgil ... this one I would definitely not do. But then I'm an arts major so perhaps its just not my personality to do something like that.
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Heck Yeah I would have done that!!!! (provided I was alive at the time :D )
Would you play hooky from school/work to attended a baseball/football game?
Pulled it at school a few times, yes. :lol: We had a sub. teacher once, and convinced her the class had permission to go to the track meet that period, last for the day. She was to be there for three days, so we didn't go to class. On the third day our real teacher showed up at the track meet and busted us all! Whoops! :lol:
Same question!
Oh man was she slow. It took her three days!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pendragon
A professional game yes. But my parents would never have allowed that.
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No, why waste a good hookey day on watching baseball?
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I suppose so, you only live once.
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hhmmm that would mean i'll have to go the USA right... a bit reaky here...
but yeah sure why not...
SaME QUesTiON plEazE:
Yep definitely - I once played hooky to queue for 5 hours in the rain to buy tickets for a sporting event (Rangers, Champions league tickets saw them play Valencia & Bayern Munich)
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not for sports I wouldn't(everyone smells bad, yells in five different swear word languages and drink like a fish-and that is just the grandmothers!)
But I definitely would for a rock concert.
Would you take the very last cake in a bakery near closing time when you could hear someone far behind you in line saying how wonderful his grandma was going to feel having a pretty cake given to her in hospital now that she was recovering from surgery?
No--I like cake, but not enough to sacrifice my heart for it.
Same question.
Oh like they use clean language at a rock concert? Sure no beer, but they pass joints around.Quote:
Originally Posted by rachel
No I wouldn't take the last cake under those circumstances.
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I would buy the cake! but only to prevent anyone else in the queue between me and the kid buying it, I would then give it to the wean
you know Virg, I knew you were going to say that. That is why I SAID THAT! Sorry but you are so Tom Hanks and every now and then I like to see you on fire!And I would do it for a baseball game or soccer, I'd wait in line for a day if Ihad to.
Aw Kilted I knew you would do that. you are not a bit like any of the friends I have, most would have bought it and eaten in front of the rest! I love them though, they do have their sweet points
Would you steal a hockey stick with The Great One's authentic signature on it if you 'chanced' to be in his house in the basement and saw like thirteen of them on the wall, all exactly the same?
No - a hockey stick seems mighty tricky to covertly sneak from one's house. Plus I'm not a hocky fan.
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:lol: Do I get fired up? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by rachel
As to the hockey stick: No, I wouldn't steal anything.
no.
Would you stay home doing nothing instead of working?
Yes, but it gets charged as a vacation day. I have when I just need a day to myself.
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no because then someone would suffer.
would you show up at a symphony concert having paid for a choice seat dressed as raggedy ann or andy due to a bet(lots of money involved) even though you knew a bunch of terribly important people to your career-with absolutely no sense of humour, would be sitting in your row? :brow: